Night by Elie Wiesel

In the "Never shall I forget" section of this chapter, Wiesel uses what technique to emphasize the fact that he has, for the first time, faced death?

• Personification

• Hyperbole

• Irony

• Parallelism

What is the lie that Eliezer tells Stein?

• Eliezer says that Stein's family is alive and doing well.

• Eliezer says that Stein's family has died in the camp.

• Eliezer tells Stein that he doesn't know anything about the fate of his family.

• Eliezer tells Stein that he is 18 years old and not 15.

Eliezer's faith in his god at this point in the book has...

• not changed.

• grown stronger.

• turned into anger and bitterness.

• disappeared. He no longer believes in God.

What happens to the bags that the Jews of Sighet carried with them on the trains?

• The bags are left behind.

• They take the bags into the barracks.

• The Nazis dump the bags into the fires.

• The older prisoners steal everything inside the bags.

Wiesel uses changes in sentence structure and length, repetition, and ellipses (...) to

• show how cruel the Nazis are.

• add suspense and slow down time for the reader.

• confuse the reader.

• recreate how the Nazis talked.

When one of the veteran prisoners finds out that Eliezer and the other people from the train have never heard of Auschwitz, how does he react?

• He falls to his knees and cries.

• He wants to throw himself onto the electrified barbed wire.

• He laughs and laughs.

• He is angry.

Who is Stein of Antwerp?

• A famous doctor that tortures Jewish prisoners in the camp.

• A relative of Eliezer and his father.

• The leader of Eliezer's barracks.

• A rabbi.

What was Elie reciting to himself as he and his father marched closer and closer to the pit and infernal heat?

In your own words, what did Elie Wiesel mean when he said, "We mustn't give up hope, even now as the sword hangs over our heads. So taught our sages..."

What did another prisoner say would happen to Elie's group?